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I see different saws and replacement heads on Amazon so likely there is one for your pole. Looks like fiskars sells them in different places. Might be easier to just buy a new pole saw complete from the store. I hope you find a good deal on replacement parts. If you buy the saw blade and replacement head separately just make sure that the holes match

I don't remember 😅 but I think this recipe was very similar to the one I used www.mybakingaddiction.com/homemade-marshmallows/#wprm-recipe-container-35166

Looks tasty tho

🤣 you got me. I will notify the dessert naming authorities that they need to rename this dessert

crust 2 sticks (1 cup) of butter, melted 2 cups flour ½ cup powdered sugar Mix flour, melted butter and powdered sugar. Press into 9x13 baking dish. Bake at 350 for 20-22 mins Lemon filling 4 eggs 2 cups regular sugar ½ cup lemon juice (about 2 lemons.. can increase or decrease according to taste) Add: 4-5 tablespoons flour ½ teaspoon baking powder Mix lemon topping ingredients and pour over baked crust. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes. Remove from oven, allow to cool. sprinkle with powdered sugar. Cut when cooled.

@@homesteadyall thank you !! ♥️

You wouldn't believe all the stuff in the dirt one may find. Wonder how long it's all been there

Yes. Both can really mess up the grinder. I'm tired of catching wiring when mowing too. Had to cut that off a few times.

Safety is paramount. No injuries. Thank you for the kind words

I used milk, root beer extract, and maple syrup

Thank you! Trying to always improve our homemade pizza game!

😅 I don't know what I was thinking when I picked that 😬

Thank you ☺️ we definitely hope they remember it all 🙏🏼

Yes! They were my favorite! Now my children can experience them with real ingredients / without all the junk

Thanks! Need to try making pizza again!

Yeah it works pretty well right!. I saw rain water beading up after a rain. Looks good and functional. I'm really happy with it so far

Maybe I spelled it wrong 😅

Oh no I just thought the concept was a bit unique

I've only used it so far for moving heavy shop equipment and unloading crated equipment from a trailer and lifting a mower. I don't see anything unusual that would make it bad for an engine block, although I haven't tried that yet.

Thanks for your kind words, one never knows whether to leave in the difficulty parts or not for sake of time. I'm glad the video helped, and I'd definitely recommend using the Cobalt bits for going through metal, Bosch was good to me but any high percentage cobalt bits should be better than the standard bits. Hope you get yours all drilled and working, good luck!

Give me a few days and I'll type it up and share it w you

I wish we had some left. Gotta make more!

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@@homesteadyall i was the first one to see your video and give like

They are always wanting to know what is going on!

This has been a bit of an issue for us also with the layout of the bars over the nesting boxes. We had an idea to put something there to block that area so nothing can fall on it or to stop the birds from resting above on the bars. Instead we've been using nesting pads to make the boxes maintainable by swapping pads on occasion when they are too messy, which also gives them new soft nests to lay in. It's a bit of a band-aid until we can really change the situation with some upgrade to the coop to stop the issue. Sorry I don't have more we're in the same boat, if you make an upgrade maybe try stapling to the underside of the bars something that can serve to block the birds above from the birds below in the boxes.

@@homesteadyallyou need to have angled boards above the nesting box so the chickens can’t roost above them Also angled boards on any lace you don’t want the chickens to roost.

Good idea. We did have garlic butter to dip it in!

Ours is already installed so I don't know where it enters the septic tank. From what I read, the septic system should tell you where to install the air line. I see conversion kits to add aeration to ordinary septic systems and they each have their own requirements and air pump configuration. The installation guide for SepAerator Premium from septic solutions has a diagram of their particular setup that may help.

Yes! Amazing how God made everything to multiply

Sorry this was last year! They did bloom nicely and at different stages. The pollinators enjoyed them. But it did look very overgrown since they were all varying heights. We were okay with it but could see how some people would prefer a nicely kept flower bed

Glad it helped and you didn't have to pay extra for public IP

Real wood boards

some want to avoid using petroleum on their food prep materials, mineral oil is a petroleum-based product that is derived from crude oil through distillation and refining

Thanks for catching the typo. I think it was autocorrected

Wow for that many I'd probably want a big PTO grinder. Good job!

The link for the recipe is in the description 🤔 can also go directly to our blog homesteadyall.com and search for it

Haha I could but don't know how to scent it marshmallow! Lol 🤔

Use the handle to turn the release valve. You may need to help the boom go down

Releasing fermentation gas so it doesn't overflow or explode

Ours is on uneven ground and it definitely took some leveling on blocks for a foundation but even then after several months of settling I had to adjust one corner because the door was hard to close. With the automatic door we don't worry much here in Texas about winter for chickens. Although since I brought electricity to it we could attach a heater inside for their extra comfort. But the temperature here is more than tolerable for chickens. Our bigger concern was actually the summer. The coop has a little morning shade and afternoon to evening shade where it is. Additionally I faced the chicken run toward the south such that the chickens in the winter could get some sunshine and heat in the run during the day and then hole up at night in the coop for warmth. In the summer the coop is on the north side so it doesn't have a direct wall with the South to avoid too much direct heat. We have a different video about running a heater in a dog house and I know a lot of people in the reviews for that product use it or the bigger model for their chicken coop. the product is called hound heater.